Surviving and Thriving on Main Street: Vanier’s Jacobsons adjusts operations during pandemic
Enhanced online shopping options, ‘takeout’ service helps popular Vanier retailer stay engaged with customers.
Surviving and Thriving on Main Street: Vanier’s Jacobsons adjusts operations during pandemic
Enhanced online shopping options, ‘takeout’ service helps popular Vanier retailer stay engaged with customers.
Surviving and Thriving on Main Street: Barrhaven’s exhālō Spa expands amid pandemic
After finding new ways of connecting with clients online and adjusting her operations to safely reopen as public health guidelines permitted, spa pushes ahead with
The bright side of business: Rumidifier gives back to those affected by pandemic
Local firm now selling between 25,000 and 30,000 made-in-Ottawa home humidifiers annually.
Surviving and Thriving on Main Street: Kanata North’s LUNA Crêpes & Café pivots during pandemic
Digital transformation grant, social media support and new menu items help popular restaurant stay connected with customers.
Surviving and Thriving on Main Street: Stray Dog Brewing taps into new sales channels amid pandemic
Home delivery wasn’t part of the plan for the popular Orléans microbrewery. But COVID-19 quickly changed everything.
A pandemic pivot by the Richmond Road business turned into a new way of reaching customers from across the country.
Returning to work: The health and safety realities facing Ottawa employers
Masks and temperature checks? Refusals to work? Several Ottawa employment lawyers say businesses and organizations are obligated to take “reasonable precautions” to maintain a safe
Ottawa’s Snowed In Studios plans to add second office at City Centre
With plans to add a second office at City Centre Avenue, Snowed In Studios’ chief says 2020 will be a “big year” for the company
Resumption of Ottawa-Montreal Via service welcomed amid concerns about impact of prolonged blockades
Roughly 5% of tourists reach Ottawa by rail
Police Chief Peter Sloly calls Ottawa business community an ‘important partner’ at Mayor’s Breakfast
Consultations with BIAs helping to inform community policing strategies, Sloly said Thursday
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